Research conducted in Pomalaa Subdistrict, Kolaka Regency, Southeast Sulawesi, aimed to identify the potential and characteristics of groundwater in an area with complex geological conditions, dominated by ultramafic and sedimentary rocks. To achieve this objective, a multidisciplinary approach was used, including geol...
Groundwater development in basement complex terrains is largely dependent on the occurrence and characteristics of the regolith aquifer, making geophysical investigation a vital precursor to borehole siting. This paper examines the pattern of electrical resistivity in the regolith aquifer of Ilorin metropolis, Kwara St...
The Kuta region is one of the most developed tourism areas in the Central Lombok Regency. This development impacts the population that continues to increase in the area, thereby influencing the increasing need for groundwater. However, the study area tends to be dry, especially in the dry season and rainfall is very lo...
Groundwater accessibility in basement complex terrains is governed by the hydraulic properties of weathered and fractured aquifer systems. Despite growing demand driven by rapid urbanisation, systematic hydrogeophysical characterisation of such aquifers remains limited across central Nigeria. This study deployed the Sc...
This study aims to identify and explore new potential sites of groundwater resources using geophysical methods, and to demarcate the depth to the saltwater-freshwater interface. Kilwa Kisiwani Island is geologically covered mostly by Neogene and Quaternary alluvial sediments, sand and gravel. The geophysical techniques...
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